Policy-Controlled MPC Wallets
for DeFi Products
MPC threshold signing gives DeFi products a wallet layer with policy checks, API-native operations, and fewer seed-phrase support issues.
The challenges your team faces.
Execution and signing risk need separate controls
Smart contract logic and wallet signing policy should not be treated as the same operational layer.
Seed phrases create friction
Users lose seed phrases, support teams inherit the pain, and product teams struggle to keep onboarding simple.
Hot signers create operational risk
Browser wallets, centralized key stores, and unmanaged hot signers are difficult to govern as flows become more valuable.
Different ecosystems need different signing schemes
EVM and non-EVM chains often require different signing behavior, policy rules, and event handling.
MPC threshold signing
for DeFi product flows.
MPC 2-of-3
Signing requires threshold participation, so wallet operations do not depend on a single private key in one place.
Policy-based signing
Define allowed actions, spending limits, chain restrictions, and review paths before transactions are signed.
Multi-scheme support
Support major signing schemes across EVM and non-EVM environments through one wallet infrastructure path.
API-native wallets
Connect product flows to wallets through REST and events while keeping signing policy under your control.
How it fits into
your stack.
BroLabel integrates as an API layer between your product and blockchain networks. Your team keeps product control through RBAC, policy checks, and event handling while BroLabel provides the wallet, signing, ledger, and reconciliation infrastructure.
What you get with BroLabel.
Ready to launch?
Add MPC key management to your DeFi protocol
Policy-controlled signing and API-native wallets for DeFi product flows.